IDGA is pleased to announce the return of the 5th Annual Cloud Computing for DoD & Government. The Draft Agenda is now available for you to view. Get your copy at www.CloudComputingEvent.com or request a copy via email at idga@idga.org This summit is unique from the rest as it allows you to look at both sides of the Cloud - the fluid and functional aspect of Cloud services for government agencies, as well as with the tactical capabilities of the Cloud.

1. More than $20 Billion
Reallocated to Cloud
Solutions by Federal
Government
Presents a summit on:
February 19-21, 2014
Washington DC
Cutting costs and growing capabilities through enhanced
migration, mobility, and scalability
Focus Day February 19, 2014
Main Summit February 20-21, 2014
2014 Cloud Computing Speakers Include:
Jeanne Holm, Director of Major
Transformation Initiatives, Project
Management Division
JPL NASA
Stan Kaczmarczyk,
Acting Deputy Associate
Administrator
Maria Roat,
FedRAMP Director
GSA
GSA SPENDING: $30M
On SmartCloud program
Frank
Konieczny,
CTO
US Air Force
US Air Force SPENDING:
$6.9B On contracts for
software, networking
equipment, cyber operations,
and other products
Wolf Tombe, CTO
Department of
Homeland Security
NASA SPENDING: $10M+ On cloud and yearly increases
COL Stephen
Birch, Chief
Information
Officer G6
Department of
Homeland Security
SPENDING: $1.5B
On IT updates, cyber
security, data-center
consolidation, and
cloud computing
US Army
Daniel Chapple,
Supervisory Cyber
Counter Intelligence
Specialist
US Army SPENDING:
$250M On expanded
use of commercial cloud
Department of
Health and Human
Services
Robert Bectel,
CTO & Senior Policy Advisor
Department of Energy
Department of Health
and Human Services
SPENDING: $3.5B On
mobility growth by 2016
Department of Energy SPENDING: $15-18M Yearly on IT
modernization
2014 In-depth discussions Include:
What’s new for 2014?
I Enabling an Enterprise-wide, Data Centric, Cloud Computing
Environment through the Policy Machine
I Hear from CIOs and CTOs of the DOE, HHS, Army,
and Air Force
I Using the Cloud for "Big Data" Analytics
I Discussing management and brokerage systems
for cloud adopters
I Adopting the Cloud: Lessons Learned from Real World
Implementations
I Talks on the importance of mobility and Bring Your
Own Device (BYOD)
I NIST Cloud Computing Security Reference Architecture
I Updates on secure cloud migration
I Identifying Cyber-Security Threats to Government
I How GSA ITS is Helping from an Acquisition Perspective in Making
it Easier for Agencies to Acquire Innovative Technologies
I Highlighting the billions of dollars awarded in
contracts
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2. February 19-21, 2014
Cutting costs and growing capabilities through
enhanced migration, mobility, and scalability
Washington DC
Focus Day February 19, 2014
Main Summit February 20-21, 2014
Dear Colleague,
In the last six to eight years, the world has experienced fundamental changes to the way we conduct business through
technology. These changes have not only come in the form of hardware and software technology, but also in the way we
interact with and consume information.
In a world that is permanently “switched on,” we expect nothing less than to be connected at all times. Cloud computing is
an integral part of this mobile experience that allows us to remain connected through our devices. Everything we used to do,
we can now do more efficiently and effectviely whilst spending less. With the Cloud First Policy, defense and government are
catching up to the private sector and realizing the short and long-term gains aasssociated with migrating to cloud-based
solutions. These allow for tremendous savings through the management of services instead of hardware, fundamentally
changing way we interact with technology at a government level.
The federal government has requested that up to $20 billion of their yearly IT budget to be allocated to Cloud based solutions:
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$10 billion divided equally amongst 10 Cloud service providers by the Department of Interior
$600 million contract awarded to IBM by the Central Intelligence Agency
$450 million on specific Cloud computing applications for the Department of Defense
$15-18 million yearly for IT modernization under the Department of Energy
$3.5 billion in mobility growth by 2016 for Department of Health and Human Services
$30 million for the GSA’s SmartCLoud program
$730 million allocated to cybersecurity research and IT restrcuturing by the Department of Homeland Security
$92.6 million to IT restructuring for the Department of Justice
$45 million for a new Defense Information Systems Agency Cloud computing contract
$4.25 million for IT modernization and migration to Cloud for the Department of Labor
$11.6 million for Cloud based nodes, Environmental Protection Agency
Building on the success of previous events, the 5th Annual Cloud Computing Conference for DoD and Government will
refine its scope by addressing the newest developments in Cloud Computing in the government and defense sector. Cloud
has matured and is becoming the industry norm, therefore IDGA is bringing together leading experts to speak about their very
own challenges associated with the implementation and maintaining of Cloud systems and how to overcome them. The event
will highlight best practice and lessons learned to address issues like migrating information to the Cloud, data center
consolidation, cyber security, ensuring interoperability, and many more.
Sign up today to be a part of this exclusive and collaborative event dedicated to the improvement of industry challenges
regarding the transformational power of Cloud computing for the Government and Defense Sector.
Kind regards,
Alex Abboud
Program Director | Defense and Government
IDGA
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3. FOCUS DAY:
10:00
Wednesday, February 19th, 2014
Resolving for Cyber Security Threats to the Cloud
Join industry professional, Daniel Chapple, to understand how to identify cyber threats to your cloud systems and resolve for
them. Mr. Chapple has more than 15 years of experience in federal, defense, and private sector dealing with cyber
operations. During this workshop session he will also address some of the emergency response procedures and identify
costeffective methods of conflict resolution.
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Learning how to identify threats
Understanding emergency response procedures
Evaluating cost-effective solutions to cyber threats
Daniel Chapple – Supervisory Cyber Counterintelligence Specialist – Department of Health and Human Services
12:00
Lunch
1:00
Consolidation of Data-Centers and Data Migration
Attend this workshop and understand the step-by-step approach to data-center consolidation. Learn about state-of-the-art
automation technology and best procedures to reduce costs, keep the process efficient, and keeping data safe.
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Making the process of consolidation more efficient
Treating the process as a migration of business operations
Addressing assets and applications
Sponsorship Opportunity Available For more information please contact Marc Zamarin (IDGA) at 1-877-886-0722
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3:00
End of Focus Day
Who you will meet:
The 5th Annual Cloud Computing conference
for DoD and Government will focus attention
on military and government use of cloud
computing. Join us to learn from senior
experts in the industry for an intimate, indepth, and insightful conference that will give
you the opportunity to network and get your
questions answered to deliver results on your
own goals and objectives:
• Chief Information Officer
• Chief Technology Officer
• Cloud Security Director
• Chief Architect
• Chief of Cloud
• Cloud Program Manager
• Cloud Director
• Cloud Computing Program Manager
• Capability Manager
• Cyber Security Director
• IT Director
• Program Architect
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Why Attend IDGA’s 2014 Cloud
Computing for DoD & Government?
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Identify how departments and agencies have overcome the critical challenges of
consolidating data-centers and migrating information to the cloud
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Understand what the most important security challenges are and identify how to
overcome loopholes in your systems
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Learn about the latest technology for management and brokerage of the cloud
Cloud Computing Past
Attendee Breakdown
36% Federal government
12% Defense
15% Information
Technology
12% R&D
10% Software Publishers
15% Computer Systems
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7% Software Publishers
5% Administrative
Management
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4. Thursday
February 20th, 2014
MAIN SUMMIT Day 1
7:30
Registration and Coffee
12:00 Lunch
8:15
Chairperson’s Welcome & Opening Remarks
1:00
Implementing the Cloud into Current
Agency Infrastructure
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Cloud Adoption Process and Mobility
8:30
Incorporating Mobility into New Projects
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KEYNOTE SPEECH
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Creating unified architecture
Harnessing a platform that allows for seamless
integration
Thinking for true distribution of content
COL Stephen Birch – CIO G6, US Army
1:45
Robert Bectel – CTO & Senior Policy Advisor,
Department of Energy, Office of Energy Efficiency
and Renewable Energy
Overview on the US Air Force Migration to
the Cloud
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CASE STUDY
9:15
How GSA ITS is Helping From an Acquisition
Perspective in Making it Easier for Agencies
to Acquire Innovative Technologies
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Efficient transition of software architecture
Ensuring that a functional working cloud can be
quickly established and introduced
Maximizing benefits of data consolidation
Highlighting the roadmap to cloud migration
Identifying potential issues with migration to new
systems
Reviewing potential solutions and emergency
response procedures
Frank Konieczny – CTO, US Air Force
Overview on lessons learned
Understanding new vehicles for innovative
technology acquisition
Streamlining acquisition of innovative technologies
2:30
3:00
Stan Kaczmarczyk – Acting Deputy Associate
Administrator, GSA
Networking and Refreshment Break
Ensuring Interoperability during Migration
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10:00 Networking and Refreshment Break
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10:30 FedRAMP - Best Practices and Lessons
Highlighting the challenges with interoperability
and portability during migration
Novel approaches to ensuring interoperability and
portability
Explaining how to maintain interoperability during
the extended process of consolidation for
maintained profitability
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Agency and CSP lessons learned
Meeting the GSA’s FedRamp requirements by the
June 2014 mandate
Upcoming program developments for cloud
requirements
3:45
Maria Roat – FedRAMP Director, GSA
Overview on JPL NASA’s Move to and Use of
Cloud Technology
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11:15 Adopting the Cloud: Lessons Learned from
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Real World Implementations
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Government cloud computing: strategy and cloud
security considerations
Identifying cloud adoption challenges, successes
and lessons learned
Next generation clouds: The future of cloud
adoption at US Customs and Border Protection
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Jeanne Holm - Director of Major Transformation
Initiatives, Project Management Division, JPL NASA
4:30
Wolf Tombe – Chief Technology Officer, US Customs
& Border Protection, Department of Homeland
Security
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Highlighting the use for Open Government
Platforms (OGPL) and other open source networks
Understanding and using mission-critical data
through cloud
Moving and adapting to the cloud at NASA
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5. Friday
February 21st, 2014
MAIN SUMMIT Day 2
7:30
Registration and Coffee
1:00
Discussing DHS’s Mobile Carwash Capabilities
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8:15
Chairperson’s Opening Remarks
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Agility and Accessibility
8:30
Peter Chin – Director of Cloud and Enterprise Applications
Services, Department of Homeland Security
Highlighting the Roadmap to Cloud Adoption for the
Federal Regulatory Energy Commission
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Creating the right mobile workforce
The importance of mobility and network access through VPN
at FERC
Realizing and solving for insecurities and other problems with
BYOD
Cloud Management and Brokerage
1:45
Integrating Legacy Systems with Cloud Systems
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Sanjay Sardar – CIO, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
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9:15
Enabling an Enterprise-wide, Data Centric, Cloud
Computing Environment through the Policy Machine
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Introducing a surprisingly new role of access control in
computing
Contemplating data interoperability, comprehensive
protection, and Policy as a Service cloud capabilities
(POLICYaaS)
Overcoming usability, identity and access management, and
enforcement challenges
Enabling data sharing without data movement
2:30
Networking and Refreshment Break
Security
3:00
Identifying Cyber-Security Threats to
Government
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Networking and Refreshment Break
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10:30
Using the Cloud for "Big Data" Analytics
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3:45
NIST Cloud Computing Security Reference
Architecture
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Is the Cloud Ready for Supercomputing?
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Highlighting supercomputing requirements for parallel
computing and parallel IO
Understanding the limitations of current cloud offerings
Underlining the path towards virtualized supercomputing on
SDSC Comet
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4:30
Lunch
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Highlighting modular framework that provides model
and a methodology for the secure adoption of cloud
computing
Building a secure cloud ecosystem and the security
conservation principle
Understanding cloud-adapted risk management
Framework: What is different?
Michaela Iorga - Senior Security Technical Lead for Cloud
Computing, NIST
Michael Norman – Director of the San Diego Supercomputer
Center and Distinguished Professor of Physics, University of
California, San Diego
12:00
Identifying modern cyber threats to government
Learn how to mitigate those threats and best risk
management processes
Building new security from a new platform
Daniel Chapple – Supervisory Cyber Counterintelligence
Specialist – Department of Health and Human Services
Leveraging the cloud's power for missions
Collaborating on sharable capabilities
Opportunities and emerging lessons for the future of data
Lisa Shaler-Clark – Deputy Director, INSCOM Futures
11:15
Learning how to connect legacy applications to the cloud
securely
Highlighting the advantages of secure automation
Learning from real-world case studies
Sponsorship Opportunity. Available For more
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David Ferraiolo - Group Manager Computer Security, NIST
10:00
Using open source technology to scan mobile
applications and identify security vulnerability
Working with NIST’s OWASP top 10 standards and
Android application standards
Encouraging code reuse for faster and safer app
development across the federal government
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